conditions here tomorrow. another frontal system going to bring some rain to the south on friday. tomorrow, a bit of a north— south divide. sunny spells, scattered showers. some showers merging togetherfor showers. some showers merging together for longer spells of rain. pretty windy. further south, through central and southern parts of england and wales, it will be drier and sunnier. yes it will still be breezy, but we might see temperatures peaking at 20 degrees. that should be pleasant enough, because the sunshine is pretty strong at this time of year. into friday, all change. we see the weather front, friday, all change. we see the weatherfront, that friday, all change. we see the weather front, that will bring outbreaks of showery nuisance rain across central and southern england. if we draw a line from the m4 corridor, a few scattered showers in the north—west, some heavy in northern ireland. between the two, drier and brighter. temperatures still subdued, i'm afraid, for early july. will it change into the weekend? unlikely. england and wales see the rest of the weather on saturday, but it still remains

changeable. thanks, louise. in a moment we will get all the news where you are. but first, the election campaign has had many memorable moments and thrown up the odd surprise. let's leave you with a look back at the last few weeks. bye for now. we will have a general election on the 4th ofjuly. it will feel like a long campaign, i'm sure of that. vote liberal democrat! i i'm going to focus on the votersl between now and the 4th ofjuly. it's a really critical moment. i returned home before the international leaders event. 0n reflection, that was a mistake and i apologise. theyjust want me - excluded from parliament. no decision has been taken to bar diane abbott. i had decided. i've changed my mind.

i am going to stand in this election. - seven political parties, seven leading figures. scottish national party support is steadily going up. _ 0h, we're going to keep going? 0k. — so, that's interesting. i will fight for you, i will make sure that your voice is heard. if you want to change, you have to vote for it.

newscast studio. laura with you. sittin: newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite _ newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite of _ newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite of both - newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite of both of- newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite of both of you. l newscast studio. laura with you. sitting opposite of both of you. i | sitting opposite of both of you. i call sitting opposite of both of you. call this sitting opposite of both of you. i call this the side a chair because if you place in this seed may speak for the purpose of my right, i sort of do the side i. we're waiting for chris mason to appear and i think you'll appear in the spring to my left but i sort of lost track of them. he is in westminster so not some random car parking a marginal seat and so, quite easy to get a hold of him at some point. what is what is interesting is that between the six hour long newscast live marathon and you realise, all the timelines of diverged and for people who will listen to in the moment, dissing the election is over and it's lasted campaigning because i'm pulling for itself, we are banned by

law and you speak to active business income will pro 837 hour shift to get people to the polls and everyone stops the election at different times stability through or putting get into these parallel universes going on, all of them individually choose so if you're a senior politician and any party a look at the big picture and yes, the broad shape seems to be crystal clear again asteroid landing from the earth and something very bizarre happening and earth and something very bizarre ha enin: ., i. ., happening and you have the candidates _ happening and you have the candidates about _ happening and you have the candidates about to - happening and you have the candidates about to put - happening and you have the candidates about to put in l happening and you have the | candidates about to put in an absolutely massive shift because every vote counts and parliamentary majorities are won by two votes, if you don't knock on his many vote taking mentors, and you lose by two you'll be quite mad that you didn't carry on and there is this legal requirement that as the ballot boxes are open tomorrow morning, we all be quiet. but it is curious this

campaign because i cannot remember it's your politician on the morning of the thing publicly, basically, it is over. privately, dimes and campaigns and people think it's probably going to happen this week but senior politicians to overtly and openly say what is going to happen, i think it is extraordinary. can ijust say. flan happen, i think it is extraordinary. can i just say-— can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and — can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and raise _ can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and raise you _ can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and raise you the _ can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and raise you the well - can ijust say. can i take your mel stride and raise you the well of i stride and raise you the well of andyou — stride and raise you the well of andyou had mel stride on the radio it's going _ andyou had mel stride on the radio it's going to be a massive labour landslide — it's going to be a massive labour landslide and we got from the radio archives_ landslide and we got from the radio archives and it's a little listen to it mel_ archives and it's a little listen to it mel stride said. i archives and it's a little listen to it mel stride said.— it mel stride said. i accept that when the polls _ it mel stride said. i accept that when the polls are _ it mel stride said. i accept that when the polls are at - it mel stride said. i accept that when the polls are at the - it mel stride said. i accept that i when the polls are at the moment means_ when the polls are at the moment means that — when the polls are at the moment means that tomorrow _ when the polls are at the moment means that tomorrow morning - when the polls are at the moment means that tomorrow morning is. means that tomorrow morning is likely— means that tomorrow morning is likely to — means that tomorrow morning is likely to see _ means that tomorrow morning is likely to see the _ means that tomorrow morning is likely to see the largest - means that tomorrow morning is likely to see the largest labour. likely to see the largest labour landslide — likely to see the largest labour landslide majority, _ likely to see the largest labour landslide majority, the - likely to see the largest labour landslide majority, the largest| landslide majority, the largest majority— landslide majority, the largest majority that _ landslide majority, the largest majority that this _ landslide majority, the largest majority that this country - landslide majority, the largest majority that this country is i landslide majority, the largest. majority that this country is ever seen, _ majority that this country is ever seen. much _ majority that this country is ever

seen, much bigger— majority that this country is ever seen, much bigger than- majority that this country is ever seen, much bigger than 1997- majority that this country is ever- seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what _ seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what matters — seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what matters now— seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what matters now is _ seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what matters now is what kind - seen, much bigger than 1997 in 1931. what matters now is what kind of i what matters now is what kind of opposition — what matters now is what kind of opposition do _ what matters now is what kind of opposition do we _ what matters now is what kind of opposition do we have, _ what matters now is what kind of opposition do we have, what i what matters now is what kind of opposition do we have, what kind what matters now is what kind of i opposition do we have, what kind of ability— opposition do we have, what kind of ability to— opposition do we have, what kind of ability to scrutinise _ opposition do we have, what kind of ability to scrutinise government i opposition do we have, what kind of ability to scrutinise government is l ability to scrutinise government is there _ ability to scrutinise government is there within — ability to scrutinise government is there within parliament? - ability to scrutinise government is there within parliament? to - ability to scrutinise government is there within parliament?- ability to scrutinise government is there within parliament? to say that mel stride did _ there within parliament? to say that mel stride did not _ there within parliament? to say that mel stride did not say _ there within parliament? to say that mel stride did not say that _ there within parliament? to say that mel stride did not say that when i there within parliament? to say that mel stride did not say that when the j mel stride did not say that when the elechon— mel stride did not say that when the election started, number one, number two, election started, number one, number two. just— election started, number one, number two, just when did that saying sueiia — two, just when did that saying suella braverman took to the daily telegraph to say it is over and so it is two— telegraph to say it is over and so it is two bookends of tory greatness. it is two bookends of tory greatness-_ it is two bookends of tory greatness. it is two bookends of tory areatness. ~ ., ~ ,, ., , ., greatness. what mel stride does not know and said _ greatness. what mel stride does not know and said pretty _ greatness. what mel stride does not know and said pretty categorically i know and said pretty categorically in a very public way is that he does not know if it's going to be the biggest majority since time began and he does not know that at all. if you talk to the parties privately were there always seems look, the range of outcomes is still very great. i newscast, we're not saying this is what is going to happen but it is notable that what is going to happen and a cynic might one day

slightly in part be designed to save the people, oh well, you don't need to guard them by the voting because this is what's going to happen anyway and that is labour�*s interpretation of it publicly and his voter suppression which is a very big charge to make. i got a little late in _ very big charge to make. i got a little late in the _ very big charge to make. i got a | little late in the conversation and so we _ little late in the conversation and so we had — little late in the conversation and so we had to— little late in the conversation and so we had to shoot _ little late in the conversation and so we had to shoot the _ little late in the conversation and so we had to shoot the breeze of| little late in the conversation and i so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor— so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor and — so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor and i— so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor and i lost _ so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor and i lost track of _ so we had to shoot the breeze of the corridor and i lost track of time. i corridor and i lost track of time. writing a — corridor and i lost track of time. writing a poem _ corridor and i lost track of time. writing a poem of— corridor and i lost track of time. writing a poem of this- corridor and i lost track of time. writing a poem of this great i corridor and i lost track of time. i writing a poem of this great moment in our island possible story which she specialises in. the in our island possible story which she specialises in.— she specialises in. the thrust of it, the she specialises in. the thrust of it. the last _ she specialises in. the thrust of it, the last time _ she specialises in. the thrust of it, the last time | _ she specialises in. the thrust of it, the last time i caught - she specialises in. the thrust of it, the last time i caught up i she specialises in. the thrust of| it, the last time i caught up with this was— it, the last time i caught up with this was a — it, the last time i caught up with this was a parking _ it, the last time i caught up with this was a parking ticket - it, the last time i caught up with| this was a parking ticket because it, the last time i caught up with i this was a parking ticket because we talked _ this was a parking ticket because we talked for— this was a parking ticket because we talked for so — this was a parking ticket because we talked for so long. _ this was a parking ticket because we talked for so long. find _ this was a parking ticket because we talked for so long.— talked for so long. and newscasters are auoin talked for so long. and newscasters are going to — talked for so long. and newscasters are going to give — talked for so long. and newscasters are going to give you _ talked for so long. and newscasters are going to give you a _ talked for so long. and newscasters are going to give you a ticket, i talked for so long. and newscasters are going to give you a ticket, you l are going to give you a ticket, you are going to give you a ticket, you are a good gossip with one of our colleagues. are a good gossip with one of our colleagues-— are a good gossip with one of our colleauues. ~ . ., ., �* colleagues. were all human, aren't we? we were _

colleagues. were all human, aren't we? we were discussing _ colleagues. were all human, aren't we? we were discussing whether. colleagues. were all human, aren't we? we were discussing whether itj we? we were discussing whether it was done and _ we? we were discussing whether it was done and dusted _ we? we were discussing whether it was done and dusted and some i we? we were discussing whether itj was done and dusted and some say this another state is not. mr; this another state is not. my conversation, _ this another state is not. my conversation, is. during the tail end of— conversation, is. during the tail end of what— conversation, is. during the tail end of what laura _ conversation, is. during the tail end of what laura was - conversation, is. during the tail end of what laura was saying i conversation, is. during the tail- end of what laura was saying there, this is— end of what laura was saying there, this is parties— end of what laura was saying there, this is parties who _ end of what laura was saying there, this is parties who are _ end of what laura was saying there, this is parties who are still- this is parties who are still campaigning _ this is parties who are still campaigning mode - this is parties who are still campaigning mode and i this is parties who are still campaigning mode and of| this is parties who are still- campaigning mode and of course this is parties who are still— campaigning mode and of course they are reacting _ campaigning mode and of course they are reacting to — campaigning mode and of course they are reacting to the _ campaigning mode and of course they are reacting to the backdrop - campaigning mode and of course they are reacting to the backdrop and i campaigning mode and of course they are reacting to the backdrop and the i are reacting to the backdrop and the weather— are reacting to the backdrop and the weather makers _ are reacting to the backdrop and the weather makers that _ are reacting to the backdrop and the weather makers that are _ are reacting to the backdrop and the weather makers that are of - are reacting to the backdrop and the weather makers that are of the i weather makers that are of the opinion— weather makers that are of the opinion polls. _ weather makers that are of the opinion polls, of— weather makers that are of the opinion polls, of course - weather makers that are of the opinion polls, of course they. weather makers that are of the i opinion polls, of course they are, and the _ opinion polls, of course they are, and the other— opinion polls, of course they are, and the other in— opinion polls, of course they are, and the other in private _ opinion polls, of course they are, and the other in private pulling i opinion polls, of course they are, i and the other in private pulling and knocking _ and the other in private pulling and knocking on — and the other in private pulling and knocking on the _ and the other in private pulling and knocking on the doors _ and the other in private pulling and knocking on the doors and - and the other in private pulling and knocking on the doors and all- and the other in private pulling and knocking on the doors and all of. knocking on the doors and all of that data — knocking on the doors and all of that data that _ knocking on the doors and all of that data that they _ knocking on the doors and all of that data that they have - knocking on the doors and all of that data that they have but i knocking on the doors and all of| that data that they have but still trying _ that data that they have but still trying to — that data that they have but still trying to shape _ that data that they have but still trying to shape the _ that data that they have but still trying to shape the mood - that data that they have but still- trying to shape the mood and shape the mood _ trying to shape the mood and shape the mood of— trying to shape the mood and shape the mood of those _ trying to shape the mood and shape the mood of those who _ trying to shape the mood and shape the mood of those who may- trying to shape the mood and shape the mood of those who may be i trying to shape the mood and shape i the mood of those who may be tempted to vote _ the mood of those who may be tempted to vote for _ the mood of those who may be tempted to vote for them and _ the mood of those who may be tempted to vote for them and it's _ the mood of those who may be tempted to vote for them and it's all a _ the mood of those who may be tempted to vote for them and it's all a part - to vote for them and it's all a part of the _ to vote for them and it's all a part of the psychology— to vote for them and it's all a part of the psychology of _ to vote for them and it's all a part of the psychology of the - to vote for them and it's all a part of the psychology of the last day, | of the psychology of the last day, isn't it. _ of the psychology of the last day, isn't it. even— of the psychology of the last day, isn't it, even though _ of the psychology of the last day, isn't it, even though it— of the psychology of the last day, isn't it, even though it is- of the psychology of the last day, isn't it, even though it is with i of the psychology of the last day, isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing — isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is _ isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is quite _ isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is quite a _ isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is quite a thing - isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is quite a thing to- isn't it, even though it is with the oversizing is quite a thing to you i oversizing is quite a thing to you from _ oversizing is quite a thing to you from the — oversizing is quite a thing to you from the cabinet _ oversizing is quite a thing to you from the cabinet minister- oversizing is quite a thing to you from the cabinet minister on- oversizing is quite a thing to you from the cabinet minister on the radio— from the cabinet minister on the radio the — from the cabinet minister on the radio the day— from the cabinet minister on the radio the day before _ from the cabinet minister on the radio the day before the - from the cabinet minister on the radio the day before the generalj radio the day before the general election — radio the day before the general election. but— radio the day before the general election. �* . . ~ radio the day before the general election. �* ., , ~ ,, ., election. but as mel stride made himself unpopular— election. but as mel stride made himself unpopular with _ election. but as mel stride made i himself unpopular with conservative foot soldiers and candidates and

other recently conservative mps? recently to conservatives, depending on who _ recently to conservatives, depending on who you _ recently to conservatives, depending on who you speak— recently to conservatives, depending on who you speak to _ recently to conservatives, depending on who you speak to the _ recently to conservatives, depending on who you speak to the ever- recently to conservatives, depending on who you speak to the ever injuredl on who you speak to the ever injured people _ on who you speak to the ever injured people who — on who you speak to the ever injured people who might— on who you speak to the ever injured people who might put— on who you speak to the ever injured people who might put on— on who you speak to the ever injured people who might put on the - on who you speak to the ever injured people who might put on the lead i people who might put on the lead table _ people who might put on the lead table collects _ people who might put on the lead table collects to _ people who might put on the lead table collects to be _ people who might put on the lead table collects to be unpopular- people who might put on the leadi table collects to be unpopular with and hroadly— table collects to be unpopular with and broadly speaking, _ table collects to be unpopular with and broadly speaking, mel- table collects to be unpopular withj and broadly speaking, mel stride's demeanour— and broadly speaking, mel stride's demeanourand _ and broadly speaking, mel stride's demeanour and usual— and broadly speaking, mel stride's demeanour and usual careful - 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the opinion polls might suggest could happen is supposed to. the opinion polls might suggestl could happen is supposed to say the opinion polls might suggest- could happen is supposed to say and what will— could happen is supposed to say and what will happen _ could happen is supposed to say and what will happen or _ could happen is supposed to say and what will happen or is _ could happen is supposed to say and what will happen or is going to - what will happen or is going to happen — what will happen or is going to happen yes. _ what will happen or is going to happen. yes, one— what will happen or is going to happen. yes, one or— what will happen or is going to| happen. yes, one or two might what will happen or is going to i happen. yes, one or two might be mildly— happen. yes, one or two might be mildly piqued _ happen. yes, one or two might be mildly piqued when _ happen. yes, one or two might be mildly piqued when the _ happen. yes, one or two might be mildly piqued when the grand i happen. yes, one or two might be i mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things— mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things in— mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things in the — mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things in the part _ mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things in the part it _ mildly piqued when the grand scheme of things in the part it was _ of things in the part it was mentioned. _ of things in the part it was mentioned, none - of things in the part it was mentioned, none too i of things in the part it was i mentioned, none too pleased of things in the part it was - mentioned, none too pleased with suella _ mentioned, none too pleased with suella braverman's_ mentioned, none too pleased with suella braverman's contributions i mentioned, none too pleased with| suella braverman's contributions in the dally— suella braverman's contributions in the daily telegraph _ suella braverman's contributions in the daily telegraph and _ suella braverman's contributions in the daily telegraph and send - suella braverman's contributions in the daily telegraph and send look, | the daily telegraph and send look, let's be _ the daily telegraph and send look, let's be realistic— the daily telegraph and send look, let's be realistic in— the daily telegraph and send look, let's be realistic in their— the daily telegraph and send look, let's be realistic in their view, i let's be realistic in their view, the anticipate _ let's be realistic in their view, the anticipate defeat - let's be realistic in their view, the anticipate defeat and i the anticipate defeat and anticipating _ the anticipate defeat and anticipating what - the anticipate defeat and anticipating what comesl the anticipate defeat and - anticipating what comes next in the anticipate defeat and _ anticipating what comes next in the leadership— anticipating what comes next in the leadership races— anticipating what comes next in the leadership races and _ anticipating what comes next in the leadership races and all— anticipating what comes next in the leadership races and all that - anticipating what comes next in the leadership races and all that stuff l leadership races and all that stuff of the _

leadership races and all that stuff of the conservatives _ leadership races and all that stuff of the conservatives to _ leadership races and all that stuff of the conservatives to lose, - leadership races and all that stuff of the conservatives to lose, it i leadership races and all that stuffi of the conservatives to lose, it all -ets of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept — of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept up _ of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept up into _ of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept up into that _ of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept up into that noise - of the conservatives to lose, it all gets swept up into that noise and | gets swept up into that noise and plenty— gets swept up into that noise and plenty of— gets swept up into that noise and plenty of which _ gets swept up into that noise and plenty of which we _ gets swept up into that noise and plenty of which we have - gets swept up into that noise and plenty of which we have seen - gets swept up into that noise and l plenty of which we have seen going in the _ plenty of which we have seen going in the tintes— plenty of which we have seen going in the times radio _ plenty of which we have seen going in the times radio interview- plenty of which we have seen going in the times radio interview with i plenty of which we have seen going in the times radio interview with a i in the times radio interview with a fish is _ in the times radio interview with a fish is that— in the times radio interview with a fish is that phrase _ in the times radio interview with a fish is that phrase or— in the times radio interview with a fish is that phrase or that- in the times radio interview with a fish is that phrase or that word, i fish is that phrase or that word, super— fish is that phrase or that word, suner majority _ fish is that phrase or that word, super majority. fife _ fish is that phrase or that word, suner majority-— super ma'ority. i've spent the ma'ori super majority. i've spent the majority of — super majority. i've spent the majority of my _ super majority. i've spent the majority of my time _ super majority. i've spent the i majority of my time telephoning those _ majority of my time telephoning those work for the party and some of them _ those work for the party and some of them sound — those work for the party and some of them sound sad and some of them so i'm them sound sad and some of them so i'm very— them sound sad and some of them so i'm very tired — them sound sad and some of them so i'm very tired and some of them have chitdren— i'm very tired and some of them have children who — i'm very tired and some of them have children who have according they cannot _ children who have according they cannot see them and they're working hard on _ cannot see them and they're working hard on a _ cannot see them and they're working hard on a because they really believe — hard on a because they really believe in _ hard on a because they really believe in because i know it is unpcputar_ believe in because i know it is unpopular to say because her mentor believe _ unpopular to say because her mentor believe and _ unpopular to say because her mentor believe and i don't, right on twitter— believe and i don't, right on twitter that i'm awful but these are people _ twitter that i'm awful but these are people with a conscience want to do well try— people with a conscience want to do well try our— people with a conscience want to do well by our country and are working on a class _ well by our country and are working on a class there evidently believing and interconnected. the on a class there evidently believing and interconnected.— on a class there evidently believing and interconnected. the leaders 'ust told them in — and interconnected. the leaders 'ust told them it's a fi and interconnected. the leaders 'ust told them it's a waste i and interconnected. the leaders 'ust told them it's a waste of i and interconnected. the leaders 'ust told them it's a waste of time h and interconnected. the leadersjust told them it's a waste of time stop l told them it's a waste of time stop by the leaders just told them it's a waste of time. by the leaders 'ust told them it's a waste of time.— waste of time. if you are a tory candidate _ waste of time. if you are a tory

candidate and _ waste of time. if you are a tory candidate and you _ waste of time. if you are a tory candidate and you heard - waste of time. if you are a tory candidate and you heard that l waste of time. if you are a tory i candidate and you heard that from suella braverman, you would feel a little upset but we don't say that because her nights and politicians know people give up their time and sometimes choose less lucrative and easier careers to go into politics which is a tough game and have been talking to them and they have one thing in common, they're all absolutely shattered, whether they think about to walk in the government they think they're packing up their boxes and getting a p 45, packing up their boxes and getting a p a5, they are all knackered and there's a subplot if you think about how conservative cabinet ministers and they're still ministers although they are not employees of the moment, there is a real level of being hacked off months of the ministers of carried on during the media interviews and carried on turning up compared to some of the colleagues have been less willing to wash towards the microphone and there is an unwillingness for people

to come forward in the communications operations at difficulty finding people who would go difficulty finding people who would 9° up difficulty finding people who would go up front to the mishaps and moments of this campaign and there's the fact that some cabinet ministers you might normally expect to see on the telly of the wireless or podcast have been fighting for their seats and fighting to hang onto theirjob of those little things that there little pebble in the pond and someone's going to be crossed and frustrated about when this postmortem committed lands that way. there's been a lot of conservatives doing just enough to say they turned up doing just enough to say they turned up borisjohnson appearing for the last night but they don't even share the stage with rishi sunak and doesn't even say his name at the rally. doesn't even say his name at the rall . . ., ., “ doesn't even say his name at the rall . . ., ., ~ ., ., rally. having not worked on that, i decide rumours _ rally. having not worked on that, i decide rumours seeing _ rally. having not worked on that, i decide rumours seeing the - rally. having not worked on that, i decide rumours seeing the images rally. having not worked on that, i - decide rumours seeing the images and when it was pointed out as you did

very well on the ten must not, it did not appear on the stage and did not come about because there's a text message saying please come help a lot of people reading about that to start, you will come at this like a pair of six—year—olds have been made to shake hands and they would not even do that but it's ok, you can both have the sandpit but you have a time first and the other little johnny will never go. have a time first and the other littlejohnny will never go. but little johnny will never go. but obviously. _ little johnny will never go. but obviously, that _ little johnny will never go. but obviously, that was designed as a last—minute surprise that would shake up and put some adrenaline in the conservative campaign but it has not really landed like that and it exploded and you have to break the news on the ten o'clock news of luke was back in the quest dominated today and what they might do? did the today and what they might do? d c they actually make a difference because we can pontificate about what might have happened if you are

very present during the campaign but the last minute moment, to regular make any difference? thea;r the last minute moment, to regular make any difference?— the last minute moment, to regular make any difference? they felt when not in there — make any difference? they felt when not in there he _ make any difference? they felt when not in there he was, _ make any difference? they felt when not in there he was, really. - make any difference? they felt when not in there he was, really. and - make any difference? they felt when not in there he was, really. and for. not in there he was, really. and for me. just _ not in there he was, really. and for me. just watching _ not in there he was, really. and for me, just watching it, _ not in there he was, really. and for me, just watching it, it's— not in there he was, really. and for me, just watching it, it's a - not in there he was, really. and for me, just watching it, it's a quarterl me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten— me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in— me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in the — me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in the night _ me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in the night before - me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in the night before the - me, just watching it, it's a quarter to ten in the night before the lasti to ten in the night before the last day and _ to ten in the night before the last day and it— to ten in the night before the last day and it certainly— to ten in the night before the last day and it certainly was, - to ten in the night before the lasti day and it certainly was, but that's stightty— day and it certainly was, but that's stightly odd — day and it certainly was, but that's slightly odd choreography - day and it certainly was, but that's slightly odd choreography that - day and it certainly was, but that's slightly odd choreography that he i slightly odd choreography that he comes— slightly odd choreography that he comes on— slightly odd choreography that he comes on the _ slightly odd choreography that he comes on the does _ slightly odd choreography that he comes on the does his _ slightly odd choreography that he comes on the does his thing - slightly odd choreography that he comes on the does his thing in i slightly odd choreography that he i comes on the does his thing in this business _ comes on the does his thing in this business of— comes on the does his thing in this business of the _ comes on the does his thing in this business of the fire _ comes on the does his thing in this business of the fire escape - business of the fire escape and before — business of the fire escape and before that _ business of the fire escape and before that was _ business of the fire escape and before that was michael - business of the fire escape and before that was michael go - business of the fire escape and before that was michael go is i business of the fire escape and . before that was michael go is not running — before that was michael go is not running it— before that was michael go is not running it is— before that was michael go is not running. it is kind _ before that was michael go is not running. it is kind of— before that was michael go is not running. it is kind of odd - running. it is kind of odd choreography— running. it is kind of odd choreography and - running. it is kind of odd choreography and for- running. it is kind of odd. choreography and for me, running. it is kind of odd - choreography and for me, dissing boris _ choreography and for me, dissing borisjohnson _ choreography and for me, dissing borisjohnson during _ choreography and for me, dissing boris johnson during the - choreography and for me, dissing boris johnson during the very - choreography and for me, dissing i boris johnson during the very boris johnson _ boris johnson during the very boris johnson type — boris johnson during the very boris johnson type speech _ boris johnson during the very boris johnson type speech with - boris johnson during the very boris johnson type speech with lots - boris johnson during the very boris johnson type speech with lots of. johnson type speech with lots of -a-s johnson type speech with lots of gags and — johnson type speech with lots of gags and the _ johnson type speech with lots of gags and the activists _ johnson type speech with lots of gags and the activists in - johnson type speech with lots of gags and the activists in the - johnson type speech with lots of. gags and the activists in the room toved _ gags and the activists in the room loved it— gags and the activists in the room loved it and — gags and the activists in the room loved it and were _ gags and the activists in the room loved it and were weeping - gags and the activists in the room loved it and were weeping and - loved it and were weeping and sharing — loved it and were weeping and sharing of— loved it and were weeping and sharing of the _ loved it and were weeping and sharing of the rest _ loved it and were weeping and sharing of the rest of- loved it and were weeping and sharing of the rest of it, - loved it and were weeping and sharing of the rest of it, to- loved it and were weeping and . sharing of the rest of it, to make the obvious— sharing of the rest of it, to make the obvious point— sharing of the rest of it, to make the obvious point is— sharing of the rest of it, to make the obvious point is with - sharing of the rest of it, to make| the obvious point is with making, how botitics — the obvious point is with making, how politics is _ the obvious point is with making, how politics is changed _ the obvious point is with making, how politics is changed in - the obvious point is with making, how politics is changed in the - how politics is changed in the years the guy— how politics is changed in the years the guy making _ how politics is changed in the years the guy making his— how politics is changed in the years the guy making his first _ how politics is changed in the yearsj the guy making his first appearance on the _ the guy making his first appearance on the campaign— the guy making his first appearance on the campaign trail— the guy making his first appearance on the campaign trail for— the guy making his first appearance on the campaign trail for the - the guy making his first appearance on the campaign trail for the final l on the campaign trail for the final day five _ on the campaign trail for the final day five years _ on the campaign trail for the final day five years on _ on the campaign trail for the final day five years on before - on the campaign trail for the final day five years on before being - on the campaign trail for the final| day five years on before being the luy day five years on before being the guy who _ day five years on before being the guy who once _ day five years on before being the guy who once majority _

day five years on before being the guy who once majority for - day five years on before being the guy who once majority for the - guy who once majority for the conservatives _ guy who once majority for the conservatives and _ guy who once majority for the conservatives and the - guy who once majority for the i conservatives and the obvious, guy who once majority for the - conservatives and the obvious, very striking _ conservatives and the obvious, very striking tast — conservatives and the obvious, very striking last night _ conservatives and the obvious, very striking last night in _ conservatives and the obvious, very striking last night in the _ conservatives and the obvious, very striking last night in the oceans - conservatives and the obvious, very striking last night in the oceans to. striking last night in the oceans to understated — striking last night in the oceans to understated and _ striking last night in the oceans to understated and character- striking last night in the oceans to understated and character in - understated and character in campaigning _ understated and character in campaigning styles- understated and character in campaigning styles between| understated and character in - campaigning styles between boris johnson _ campaigning styles between boris johnson and — campaigning styles between boris johnson and rishi _ campaigning styles between boris johnson and rishi sunak, - campaigning styles between boris johnson and rishi sunak, all- campaigning styles between boris johnson and rishi sunak, all of. campaigning styles between borisl johnson and rishi sunak, all of the exuberance — johnson and rishi sunak, all of the exuberance to _ johnson and rishi sunak, all of the exuberance to personify_ johnson and rishi sunak, all of the exuberance to personify boris - exuberance to personify boris johnson — exuberance to personify boris johnson and _ exuberance to personify boris johnson and the _ exuberance to personify boris johnson and the campaign - exuberance to personify boris - johnson and the campaign trilogy fottowing — johnson and the campaign trilogy fottowing him _ johnson and the campaign trilogy following him and _ johnson and the campaign trilogy following him and day— johnson and the campaign trilogy following him and day by- johnson and the campaign trilogy following him and day by day, - johnson and the campaign trilogy. following him and day by day, with rishi sunak— following him and day by day, with rishi sunak was _ following him and day by day, with rishi sunak was completely- rishi sunak was completely different _ rishi sunak was completely different. different- rishi sunak was completely different. different peoplei rishi sunak was completely- different. different people have different— different. different people have different views _ different. different people have different views over— different. different people have different views over what - different. different people have different views over what they i different views over what they prefer — different views over what they prefer but _ different views over what they prefer but my— different views over what they prefer but my goodness, - different views over what they prefer but my goodness, the i prefer but my goodness, the difference _ prefer but my goodness, the difference was _ prefer but my goodness, the difference was so _ prefer but my goodness, the difference was so stark- prefer but my goodness, the difference was so stark it - prefer but my goodness, the difference was so stark it is. prefer but my goodness, the| difference was so stark it is it prefer but my goodness, the - difference was so stark it is it one after _ difference was so stark it is it one after another _ difference was so stark it is it one after another after _ difference was so stark it is it one after another after last _ difference was so stark it is it one after another after last night - after another after last night rammed _ after another after last night rammed home _ after another after last night rammed home that - after another after last night rammed home that yes - after another after last night. rammed home that yes obvious after another after last night - rammed home that yes obvious point but nonetheless— rammed home that yes obvious point but nonetheless striking _ rammed home that yes obvious point but nonetheless striking one. - rammed home that yes obvious point but nonetheless striking one. you - but nonetheless striking one. you ut it in but nonetheless striking one. you put it in one _ but nonetheless striking one. put it in one thought bubble, the whole _ put it in one thought bubble, the whole problem for voters is multiple prime _ whole problem for voters is multiple prime ministers without a general election— prime ministers without a general election and most voters are

knackered and most voters are knackered, bristol has been heard from _ knackered, bristol has been heard from again— knackered, bristol has been heard from again and. she knackered, bristol has been heard from again and.— from again and. she says if you -hone herup to her up to say leave me alone. it's a s stem her up to say leave me alone. it's a system or— her up to say leave me alone. it's a system or we can — her up to say leave me alone. it's a system or we can change _ her up to say leave me alone. it's a system or we can change the - her up to say leave me alone. it's a system or we can change the prime minister— system or we can change the prime minister and get over it but it's happened so many times that the voter— happened so many times that the voter was— happened so many times that the voter was in use to it it already feets _ voter was in use to it it already feels like — voter was in use to it it already feels like we've been through a generat— feels like we've been through a general election boris johnson did io general election boris johnson did go through it in 2019 and labour spanked. — go through it in 2019 and labour spanked, taking the places they've never— spanked, taking the places they've never been another nightmare moments simply— never been another nightmare moments simply in _ never been another nightmare moments simply in 2019 and now we've got to id simply in 2019 and now we've got to go att— simply in 2019 and now we've got to go all out _ simply in 2019 and now we've got to go all out and go through this all over again — go all out and go through this all overagain and if go all out and go through this all over again and if i canjust say tistening — over again and if i canjust say listening to that, the contrast of boris _ listening to that, the contrast of borisjohnson rishi sunak, changes the message and he said to us, i am the message and he said to us, i am the change _ the message and he said to us, i am the change guy is really difficult for voters to understand during the same _ for voters to understand during the same pod — for voters to understand during the same pod were two peas in a pod and rishi sunak— same pod were two peas in a pod and rishi sunak is trying to say they're

all chaotic— rishi sunak is trying to say they're all chaotic and i'm the change guy. if all chaotic and i'm the change guy. if you _ all chaotic and i'm the change guy. if you took— all chaotic and i'm the change guy. if you look back in 2019, it was a heist, they said and a great heist that they pulled off to give the public the impression that they were new bunch of people it was a new leader in the tory party but it was the conservative party and it's going to be the third conservative prime minister with they managed to do was create there's going to be a change in that they were a different outfit and boris johnson was change in that they were a different outfit and borisjohnson was very different kind of conservative and lots of people, he was just that guy with the one name and not necessarily connected to normal traditional party loyalties but rishi sunak had to carry out that heist, the 20s that phrase again backin heist, the 20s that phrase again back in the autumn sang and the change guy but actually it appears that the weight of the record of 11; years has not been possible for him to get out under. that years has not been possible for him to get out under.— to get out under. that diminishing returns of reinventing _ to get out under. that diminishing

returns of reinventing oneself. - to get out under. that diminishing| returns of reinventing oneself. and probably— returns of reinventing oneself. and probably a — returns of reinventing oneself. and probably a broad _ returns of reinventing oneself. and probably a broad coalition - returns of reinventing oneself. and probably a broad coalition of- probably a broad coalition of conservative _ probably a broad coalition of conservative mps, _ probably a broad coalition of conservative mps, not - probably a broad coalition of conservative mps, notjustl probably a broad coalition of| conservative mps, notjust in probably a broad coalition of- conservative mps, notjust in number and that— conservative mps, notjust in number and that sizeable _ conservative mps, notjust in number and that sizeable majority _ conservative mps, notjust in number and that sizeable majority but - and that sizeable majority but instinct — and that sizeable majority but instinct as _ and that sizeable majority but instinct as well _ and that sizeable majority but instinct as well for _ and that sizeable majority but instinct as well for those - and that sizeable majority but instinct as well for those who| and that sizeable majority but. instinct as well for those who are quite _ instinct as well for those who are quite keen— instinct as well for those who are quite keen on— instinct as well for those who are quite keen on big _ instinct as well for those who are quite keen on big state _ instinct as well for those who are quite keen on big state levellingi instinct as well for those who are . quite keen on big state levelling up in communities— quite keen on big state levelling up in communities and _ quite keen on big state levelling up in communities and felt _ quite keen on big state levelling up in communities and felt left - quite keen on big state levelling up in communities and felt left behind| in communities and felt left behind and att— in communities and felt left behind and all that— in communities and felt left behind and all that but _ in communities and felt left behind and all that but others _ in communities and felt left behind and all that but others perhaps - in communities and felt left behind and all that but others perhaps oni and all that but others perhaps on the southern _ and all that but others perhaps on the southern english _ and all that but others perhaps on| the southern english conservatives were sceptical— the southern english conservatives were sceptical in— the southern english conservatives were sceptical in the _ the southern english conservatives were sceptical in the single - the southern english conservativesi were sceptical in the single mission of delivering — were sceptical in the single mission of delivering brexit _ were sceptical in the single mission of delivering brexit and _ were sceptical in the single mission of delivering brexit and whatever i of delivering brexit and whatever you make — of delivering brexit and whatever you make of _ of delivering brexit and whatever you make of the _ of delivering brexit and whatever you make of the brexit— of delivering brexit and whatever you make of the brexit projects i you make of the brexit projects boris _ you make of the brexit projects borisjohnson _ you make of the brexit projects borisjohnson to— you make of the brexit projects boris johnson to deliver - you make of the brexit projects boris johnson to deliver that. you make of the brexit projectsi boris johnson to deliver that the previous— boris johnson to deliver that the previous parliaments _ boris johnson to deliver that the previous parliaments and - boris johnson to deliver that the previous parliaments and been i boris johnson to deliver that the - previous parliaments and been unable to which— previous parliaments and been unable to which is— previous parliaments and been unable to which is to — previous parliaments and been unable to which is to get _ previous parliaments and been unable to which is to get it _ previous parliaments and been unable to which is to get it over— previous parliaments and been unable to which is to get it over the _ previous parliaments and been unable to which is to get it over the line - to which is to get it over the line and get — to which is to get it over the line and get it— to which is to get it over the line and get it out— to which is to get it over the line and get it out of— to which is to get it over the line and get it out of the _ to which is to get it over the line and get it out of the european. to which is to get it over the line - and get it out of the european union and get it out of the european union and set _ and get it out of the european union and set up _ and get it out of the european union and set up a — and get it out of the european union and set up a settlement— and get it out of the european union and set up a settlement with - and get it out of the european union and set up a settlement with their. and set up a settlement with their nearest _ and set up a settlement with their nearest neighbours— and set up a settlement with their nearest neighbours and _ and set up a settlement with their nearest neighbours and the - and set up a settlement with their nearest neighbours and the thingi nearest neighbours and the thing started _ nearest neighbours and the thing started crumbling, _ nearest neighbours and the thing started crumbling, not _ nearest neighbours and the thing started crumbling, not least - nearest neighbours and the thing - started crumbling, not least because of boris _ started crumbling, not least because of boris johnson _ started crumbling, not least because of boris johnson party _ started crumbling, not least because of boris johnson party gate - started crumbling, not least because of boris johnson party gate and - of boris johnson party gate and everything _ of boris johnson party gate and everything that— of boris johnson party gate and everything that came _ of boris johnson party gate and everything that came of - of boris johnson party gate and | everything that came of course, of boris johnson party gate and - everything that came of course, the extraordinary— everything that came of course, the extraordinary period _ everything that came of course, the extraordinary period of— everything that came of course, the extraordinary period of weeks - everything that came of course, the extraordinary period of weeks in - everything that came of course, the j extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn— extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn of— extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn of 2022 _ extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn of 2022 with _ extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn of 2022 with three - extraordinary period of weeks in the autumn of 2022 with three prime i autumn of 2022 with three prime ministers — autumn of 2022 with three prime ministers and _ autumn of 2022 with three prime ministers and a _ autumn of 2022 with three prime ministers and a handful-

autumn of 2022 with three prime ministers and a handful of- autumn of 2022 with three prime . ministers and a handful of months. by ministers and a handful of months. by the _ ministers and a handful of months. by the neighbour— ministers and a handful of months. by the neighbour loves _ ministers and a handful of months. by the neighbour loves the - ministers and a handful of months. by the neighbour loves the return i ministers and a handful of months. | by the neighbour loves the return of boris _ by the neighbour loves the return of borisjohnson. — by the neighbour loves the return of borisjohnson, liz— by the neighbour loves the return of boris johnson, liz truss _ by the neighbour loves the return of boris johnson, liz truss doing - by the neighbour loves the return of boris johnson, liz truss doing an . boris johnson, liz truss doing an economic— boris johnson, liz truss doing an economic conference _ boris johnson, liz truss doing an economic conference about - boris johnson, liz truss doing an i economic conference about stability and after _ economic conference about stability and after three _ economic conference about stability and after three o'clock. _ economic conference about stability and after three o'clock.— and after three o'clock. when the sun basically _ and after three o'clock. when the sun basically endorsed _ and after three o'clock. when the sun basically endorsed labour- and after three o'clock. when the i sun basically endorsed labour been the weirdest way possible and they published a dummy front page on social media which is a football theme from page the football stadium at a footballjumping out and a big headline saying it's time to change the manager we do not mean get suffocated. and are actually thinking about what subject of national after thinking about a had to turn to page ten to get to the power they say we mean the general election that the tories should be replaced by labour but when you read the editorial, you have to the probably say we mean the general election that the tories should be replaced by labour boys read the editorial, intricate halfway down the column actually pass the bill tories in the complaint about the lib dems and talk about nigel for roche and they'll say this, so weird

—— nigel farage. it roche and they'll say this, so weird -- nigel parago— -- nigel farage. it looks like football. _ -- nigel farage. it looks like football, disguised. - -- nigel farage. it looks like football, disguised. and - -- nigel farage. it looks like football, disguised. and it i -- nigel farage. it looks like i football, disguised. and it keys into the absolute metaphor for them, english fans looking at southgate and it's so mean, terribly mean and then be mean about instead of saying come on, you can do better. but no one truly interested in what i think about football. but newspaper endorsements are important but not nearly as important as they were for. but i would suggest that becausejohn, i by his gesture since

becausejohn, i by his gesture since top ta ke take this off—line is for porch at. the sun has come have taken on what appears to be a common narrative that you hear from focus groups and pollsters and builders pride themselves on being very connected with the readers and the consensus is it's time for a different group of people to be in charge but not it's not because of the swooning of the labour outfit and they put them on notice that editorial. find the labour outfit and they put them on notice that editorial.— on notice that editorial. and other arties on notice that editorial. and other parties competing _ on notice that editorial. and other parties competing according - on notice that editorial. and other parties competing according to . on notice that editorial. and other| parties competing according to the pulse of the conservatives for a second and third place in the house of commons chamber. you second and third place in the house of commons chamber.— second and third place in the house of commons chamber. you have the lib democrats on — of commons chamber. you have the lib democrats on a — of commons chamber. you have the lib democrats on a tour _ of commons chamber. you have the lib democrats on a tour of _ of commons chamber. you have the lib democrats on a tour of xenia capers - democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there _ democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was — democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was a _ democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was a load _ democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was a load a _ democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was a load a lot _ democrats on a tour of xenia capers and there was a load a lot of ticker. and there was a load a lot of ticker tape the _ and there was a load a lot of ticker tape the bit — and there was a load a lot of ticker tape the bit of— and there was a load a lot of ticker tape the bit of grass _ and there was a load a lot of ticker tape the bit of grass in— tape the bit of grass in

hertfordshire. - tape the bit of grass in hertfordshire.- tape the bit of grass in hertfordshire. ~ ., ., ., , hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl cam and hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the _ hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the boss _ hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the boss and _ hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the boss and then - hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the boss and then left i hertfordshire. like a one-man pgl camp and the boss and then left in i hertfordshire. like a one-man pgli camp and the boss and then left in a pink car. camp and the boss and then left in a ink car. , , t, camp and the boss and then left in a ink car. , , ., ., pink car. the deputy leader of the lib dems are _ pink car. the deputy leader of the lib dems are pretty, _ pink car. the deputy leader of the lib dems are pretty, i _ pink car. the deputy leader of the lib dems are pretty, i spent - pink car. the deputy leader of the lib dems are pretty, i spent the l pink car. the deputy leader of the i lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them _ lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them and — lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them and they _ lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them and they feel to - lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them and they feel to get - lib dems are pretty, i spent the day with them and they feel to get to i with them and they feel to get to the chase, — with them and they feel to get to the chase, they— with them and they feel to get to the chase, they feel— with them and they feel to get to the chase, they feel that - with them and they feel to get to the chase, they feel that they. with them and they feel to get to| the chase, they feel that they can tap into _ the chase, they feel that they can tap into what _ the chase, they feel that they can tap into what they— the chase, they feel that they can tap into what they think _ the chase, they feel that they can tap into what they think is a - the chase, they feel that they can i tap into what they think is a desire for change — tap into what they think is a desire for change in — tap into what they think is a desire for change in places— tap into what they think is a desire for change in places where - tap into what they think is a desire for change in places where there l for change in places where there might— for change in places where there might be — for change in places where there might be a — for change in places where there might be a desire _ for change in places where there might be a desire to— for change in places where there might be a desire to change - for change in places where there might be a desire to change thei might be a desire to change the conservatives— might be a desire to change the conservatives but— might be a desire to change the conservatives but huge - might be a desire to change the conservatives but huge support| might be a desire to change the i conservatives but huge support for labour— conservatives but huge support for labour and — conservatives but huge support for labour and primarily— conservatives but huge support for labour and primarily it _ conservatives but huge support for labour and primarily it is _ conservatives but huge support for labour and primarily it is talked - labour and primarily it is talked about— labour and primarily it is talked about a — labour and primarily it is talked about a newscast _ labour and primarily it is talked about a newscast and - labour and primarily it is talkedl about a newscast and southeast labour and primarily it is talked i about a newscast and southeast of england _ about a newscast and southeast of england southwest _ about a newscast and southeast of england southwest of _ about a newscast and southeast of england southwest of england - about a newscast and southeast of. england southwest of england there's a couple _ england southwest of england there's a couple of— england southwest of england there's a couple of pockets _ england southwest of england there's a couple of pockets elsewhere - england southwest of england there's a couple of pockets elsewhere in - a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland — a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland but _ a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland but they— a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland but they hope - a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland but they hope to - a couple of pockets elsewhere in scotland but they hope to gain . a couple of pockets elsewhere in i scotland but they hope to gain the southeast — scotland but they hope to gain the southeast in — scotland but they hope to gain the southeast in the _ scotland but they hope to gain the southeast in the southwest - scotland but they hope to gain the southeast in the southwest that. southeast in the southwest that pretty— southeast in the southwest that pretty keen _ southeast in the southwest that pretty keen and _ southeast in the southwest that pretty keen and pretty- southeast in the southwest that| pretty keen and pretty confident third biggest— pretty keen and pretty confident third biggest party— pretty keen and pretty confident third biggest party in— pretty keen and pretty confident l third biggest party in westminster and again. — third biggest party in westminster and again. gives— third biggest party in westminster

and again, gives them _ third biggest party in westminster and again, gives them not - third biggest party in westminster. and again, gives them not slaughter prime _ and again, gives them not slaughter prime minister's _ and again, gives them not slaughter prime minister's questions - and again, gives them not slaughter prime minister's questions and - prime minister's questions and additional— prime minister's questions and additional funding _ prime minister's questions and additional funding and - prime minister's questions and i additional funding and anticipating the scottish— additional funding and anticipating the scottish national— additional funding and anticipating the scottish national party- additional funding and anticipating the scottish national party slide . the scottish national party slide back in— the scottish national party slide back in the _ the scottish national party slide back in the lib _ the scottish national party slide back in the lib dems— the scottish national party slide back in the lib dems and - the scottish national party slide i back in the lib dems and scottish nationat— back in the lib dems and scottish national party— back in the lib dems and scottish national party swap _ back in the lib dems and scottish national party swap places - back in the lib dems and scottish national party swap places with l national party swap places with crossover — national party swap places with crossover in _ national party swap places with crossover in terms _ national party swap places with crossover in terms of _ national party swap places with crossover in terms of the - national party swap places with i crossover in terms of the number national party swap places with - crossover in terms of the number of mps~ _ crossover in terms of the number of mps. �* , ., crossover in terms of the number of mps. and there is a classic line where the _ mps. and there is a classic line where the snp _ mps. and there is a classic line where the snp leader- mps. and there is a classic line where the snp leader said - mps. and there is a classic line where the snp leader said and | mps. and there is a classic line - where the snp leader said and john where the snp leader said and john swept the pavement next to a plastic frog with the big mouth.— frog with the big mouth. that is the scri -t line. frog with the big mouth. that is the script line. that _ frog with the big mouth. that is the script line. that is _ frog with the big mouth. that is the script line. that is one for— frog with the big mouth. that is the script line. that is one for the - script line. that is one for the a . es. script line. that is one for the ages- you _ script line. that is one for the ages. you have _ script line. that is one for the ages. you have to _ script line. that is one for the ages. you have to write - script line. that is one for the ages. you have to write for. script line. that is one for the l ages. you have to write for the icture ages. you have to write for the picture and _ ages. you have to write for the picture and if _ ages. you have to write for the picture and if you _ ages. you have to write for the picture and if you have - 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and ed _ spotted by voters saying to vote snp and ed davey is out there with ms. many— and ed davey is out there with ms. many capers, zany capers and he has attracted _ many capers, zany capers and he has attracted an — many capers, zany capers and he has attracted an equal measure, notice and also _ attracted an equal measure, notice and also criticism for so doing but the alternative is not being noticed which _ the alternative is not being noticed which is _ the alternative is not being noticed which is not a great option at an election— which is not a great option at an election you will enrol one of politics— election you will enrol one of politics is— election you will enrol one of politics is in recognition. name recognition _ politics is in recognition. name recognition is _ politics is in recognition. name recognition is job _ politics is in recognition. name recognition is job one - politics is in recognition. name recognition is job one for - politics is in recognition. name recognition is job one for a - recognition is job one for a politician that leaves us with six keir starmer and the thing is, even first portable political hacks, we all know keir starmer, we know this and the other but saying to me yesterday, until a couple weeks ago, most people would see the odd clip of haemorrhage just attack, shout, don't like it, politicians go away. this the opportunity he to introduce

them to the country. because in them so much controversy in all these in this photo calls every single non—league football team appears but this is the moment that matters and everyone watching finally has a chance to have their say and it's not about people like us who have followed it every tiny bit for years, it's about everybody in the country. sin. years, it's about everybody in the count . ,, ., ., country. six are long newscast we created this- _ country. six are long newscast we created this. every _ country. six are long newscast we created this. every party - country. six are long newscast we created this. every party that's i created this. every party that's ever been _ created this. every party that's ever been invented, _ created this. every party that's ever been invented, really. - created this. every party that's ever been invented, really. so| created this. every party that's - ever been invented, really. so much to talk about- _ ever been invented, really. so much to talk about. will _ ever been invented, really. so much to talk about. will you _ ever been invented, really. so much to talk about. will you talk - ever been invented, really. so much to talk about. will you talk to - ever been invented, really. so much to talk about. will you talk to for- to talk about. will you talk to for example plaid cmryu, the influence is very limited but the platform

they get is actually, is it fair how transport funding is shared out between the nation when england gets a big railway but actually, debated in parliament and unlikely to get on the news at election, plaid cymru did to raise their niche concept but get the platform to do it. admd did to raise their niche concept but get the platform to do it. and then ou aet get the platform to do it. and then ou net to get the platform to do it. and then you get to show — get the platform to do it. and then you get to show the _ get the platform to do it. and then you get to show the people - get the platform to do it. and then you get to show the people who i you get to show the people who they're voting for that they will fight for them. forget the big picture, it makes a difference to your mp is, next to a huge difference to many millions of people every single year with their mp is. notjust because of what they do with westminster but what they can do for you if something awful happens in life and you get a bang on the door and afraid and say, i'm being evicted they cannot get the services that my kidneys because they have special needs they want to moan like many people do about their potholes. would you choose is representative of the matter is the big picture and the small. admd

representative of the matter is the big picture and the small.- big picture and the small. and we have the green — big picture and the small. and we have the green zone _ big picture and the small. and we have the green zone is _ big picture and the small. and we have the green zone is well and i | have the green zone is well and i said it a few times, credited them forjust being honest about said it a few times, credited them for just being honest about whether trying to achieve them forjust being honest about whether trying to achieve in this we fighting for by elections and constituencies and if they get some big messages about the environment and social care and spending billions more the nhs and having a mass of carbon tax to reengineer the entire economy, that is a bonus for them but we will find out on thursday night, will get the first result. ., ., out on thursday night, will get the first result-— first result. caveat, almost to the constituency _ first result. caveat, almost to the constituency has _ first result. caveat, almost to the constituency has boundary - first result. caveat, almost to the l constituency has boundary changes this year and we do not know what turnout will be like in the expected time to be a bit more fluid but i reckon about at 1115.— time to be a bit more fluid but i reckon about at 1115. , reckon about at 1115. that early? , sunderland _ reckon about at 1115. that early? , sunderland will _ reckon about at 1115. that early? , sunderland will see _ reckon about at 1115. that early? , sunderland will see in _ sunderland will see in northumberland, around about 1115 and will probably be quite slow from their own and then once you get

around two o'clock, extracting bang, bang, bang. i around two o'clock, extracting bang, bang. bang-— bang, bang. i realise that we've been discussing _ bang, bang. i realise that we've been discussing in _ bang, bang. i realise that we've been discussing in the - bang, bang. i realise that we've been discussing in the last - bang, bang. i realise that we've been discussing in the last fewl been discussing in the last few years is been quite political and tactical and you have made very passionate points about the importance of your local representatives but it is the night before an election and everything we have talked about seemed a little bit spreadsheet like in westminster like and. g ., ,, , ., ., like and. john swinney and the front trash can. like and. john swinney and the front trash can- can _ like and. john swinney and the front trash can- can l _ like and. john swinney and the front trash can. can i start _ like and. john swinney and the front trash can. can i start off— like and. john swinney and the front trash can. can i start off with - trash can. can i start off with newscast _ trash can. can i start off with newscast this _ trash can. can i start off with newscast this morning - trash can. can i start off with newscast this morning when | trash can. can i start off with - newscast this morning when doing the epic and we are facing a really hard time, really dark days and we do not know this country is going to do. i paraphrased it due to lack of time. who wants to be the final thought for us? for who wants to be the final thought for us? ., , ~' for us? for the first time, i think there are — for us? for the first time, i think there are massive _ for us? for the first time, i think there are massive issues - for us? for the first time, i think. there are massive issues that faces

country that have not been in this campaign and ai, social care, kits and technology in foreign affairs. whatever the outcome, however big and he _ whatever the outcome, however big and he majority— whatever the outcome, however big and he majority might— whatever the outcome, however big and he majority might be, _ whatever the outcome, however big and he majority might be, any- whatever the outcome, however big and he majority might be, any of- and he majority might be, any of those _ and he majority might be, any of those issues, _ and he majority might be, any of those issues, massive _ and he majority might be, any of. those issues, massive generational challenges — those issues, massive generational challenges are _ those issues, massive generational challenges are not _ those issues, massive generational challenges are not necessarily - those issues, massive generationall challenges are not necessarily more easily— challenges are not necessarily more easily resolved _ challenges are not necessarily more easily resolved depending _ challenges are not necessarily more easily resolved depending on- challenges are not necessarily more easily resolved depending on the i easily resolved depending on the size of— easily resolved depending on the size of the — easily resolved depending on the size of the majority. _ easily resolved depending on the size of the majority. so - easily resolved depending on the size of the majority. so we - easily resolved depending on the| size of the majority. so we moved beyond _ size of the majority. so we moved beyond it. — size of the majority. so we moved beyond it. we _ size of the majority. so we moved beyond it, we are _ size of the majority. so we moved beyond it, we are trying _ size of the majority. so we moved beyond it, we are trying to - beyond it, we are trying to punctuate _ beyond it, we are trying to punctuate that _ beyond it, we are trying to punctuate that reminder. beyond it, we are trying to| punctuate that reminder of beyond it, we are trying to - punctuate that reminder of reality beyond _ punctuate that reminder of reality beyond the — punctuate that reminder of reality beyond the noise _ punctuate that reminder of reality beyond the noise and _ punctuate that reminder of reality beyond the noise and the - punctuate that reminder of realityj beyond the noise and the passion, and arguments— beyond the noise and the passion, and arguments and _ beyond the noise and the passion, and arguments and promises, - beyond the noise and the passion, and arguments and promises, andj beyond the noise and the passion, - and arguments and promises, and the manifestos— and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and — and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and all— and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and all the _ and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and all the rest _ and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and all the rest of- and arguments and promises, and the manifestos and all the rest of it, - manifestos and all the rest of it, that reminder— manifestos and all the rest of it, that reminder of— manifestos and all the rest of it, that reminder of a _ manifestos and all the rest of it, that reminder of a backdrop - manifestos and all the rest of it, that reminder of a backdrop thatj that reminder of a backdrop that whoever— that reminder of a backdrop that whoever wins _ that reminder of a backdrop that whoever wins by— that reminder of a backdrop that whoever wins by whatever - that reminder of a backdrop that. whoever wins by whatever margin that reminder of a backdrop that - whoever wins by whatever margin will take on. _ whoever wins by whatever margin will take on. and — whoever wins by whatever margin will take on. and they— whoever wins by whatever margin will take on, and they are _ whoever wins by whatever margin will take on, and they are big _ whoever wins by whatever margin will take on, and they are big colossal- take on, and they are big colossal challenges — take on, and they are big colossal challenges that— take on, and they are big colossal challenges that will— take on, and they are big colossal challenges that will not _ take on, and they are big colossal challenges that will not be - take on, and they are big colossal challenges that will not be easilyl challenges that will not be easily resolved — challenges that will not be easily resolved so _ challenges that will not be easily resolved. ., , ., challenges that will not be easily resolved. ., , resolved. so the opinion polls didn't really — resolved. so the opinion polls didn't really budge _ resolved. so the opinion polls didn't really budge in - resolved. so the opinion polls didn't really budge in six - resolved. so the opinion polls i didn't really budge in six weeks, there _ didn't really budge in six weeks, there was— didn't really budge in six weeks, there was too much coverage of the

opinion— there was too much coverage of the opinion polls, whoever wins, taxes will go _ opinion polls, whoever wins, taxes will go up. — opinion polls, whoever wins, taxes will go up, whether it's labour or tory. _ will go up, whether it's labour or tory. we — will go up, whether it's labour or tory, we know that from various sources — tory, we know that from various sources. also the sanctity of the voting _ sources. also the sanctity of the voting process — big things are happening over the channel in france and we _ happening over the channel in france and we shouldn't forget this is our bil and we shouldn't forget this is our big moment, we are entitled as citizens— big moment, we are entitled as citizens to — big moment, we are entitled as citizens to make an historic choice or to _ citizens to make an historic choice or to make — citizens to make an historic choice or to make the choice to stay the same _ or to make the choice to stay the same but— or to make the choice to stay the same. but it should not be underestimated, we should not be part of— underestimated, we should not be part of the — underestimated, we should not be part of the system — it's less than a hundred — part of the system — it's less than a hundred years ago we had universal suffrage. _ a hundred years ago we had universal suffrage, 1928 women were given the same rights as men. don't allow yourself— same rights as men. don't allow yourself to— same rights as men. don't allow yourself to be cynical about it, this is— yourself to be cynical about it, this is a — yourself to be cynical about it, this is a fork in the road moment. on friday— this is a fork in the road moment. on friday morning, we will know a bit more _ on friday morning, we will know a bit more about who we are based on how we _ bit more about who we are based on how we all— bit more about who we are based on how we all acted with her little private — how we all acted with her little private cross. it's a humbling moment~ _ private cross. it's a humbling moment-— private cross. it's a humbling moment. 2 ., ., ., ., moment. it's amazing, i also wonder if we sometimes _ moment. it's amazing, i also wonder if we sometimes don't _ moment. it's amazing, i also wonder if we sometimes don't have - moment. it's amazing, i also wonder if we sometimes don't have enough i if we sometimes don't have enough imagination about things that happen, when you look back at the 19 1906 election, and i'm always wary of these historical parallels, it's always a different world, but it's

things like political parties, and 90, things like political parties, and go, and things i could seem very and permanent one day actually can disappear, in the thing that makes them disappear is people making decisions. bind them disappear is people making decisions. �* ., , ., decisions. and also people are volatile now. _ decisions. and also people are volatile now. people _ decisions. and also people are volatile now. people will- decisions. and also people are volatile now. people will say i decisions. and also people are - volatile now. people will say 2019, lots of sage, people thought the tories would be in powerforever, they had a huge majority of 80—81 — and actually, the world isn't like that any more, there was a real period of political instability in this country, the mid century where somebody got a majority of 80 and you would quite reasonably assumed they would have two terms and have a go at it. if what we expect to happen is even vaguely what does turn out to happen, the notion of that volatility has been completely smashed to bits. but i'll give you my pompous line which i was preparing to use at another point in the broadcast, or if it turns out as

we expect the volatility of the electorate has absolutely been keir starmer a's friend, it was why he believed he'd be able to turn this around in one turn, if indeed that happens — if he wins and he walks into downing street on friday, the 5th ofjuly and forwards, that volatility may well turn out to be his next enemy. because voters change all the time, and when people talk about being labour oratory voters, or ukip voters — there not, their voters. and good politicians respect that and understand that and try to meet them where they are, rather than thinking that those are votes they own. my rather than thinking that those are votes they own.— votes they own. my version of that is, i votes they own. my version of that is. i remember— votes they own. my version of that is, i remember was _ votes they own. my version of that is, i remember was i _ votes they own. my version of that is, i remember was i was - votes they own. my version of that is, i remember was i was on - votes they own. my version of that is, i remember was i was on news| is, i remember was i was on news around and being in washington the night obama won in 2008, it taught me the most important lesson about elections — elections get you in the power and that's it. staying in power and that's it. staying in power and that's it. staying in power and governing is a totally different ball game. you look at

obama and the hope, joy, expectation, how different he was embodied in that man — after day one in office, all that stuff didn't matter any more because it became about decisions and governing. you know one more thing beyond the politics— know one more thing beyond the politics of— know one more thing beyond the politics of tomorrow— know one more thing beyond the politics of tomorrow and - know one more thing beyond the politics of tomorrow and friday i know one more thing beyond the politics of tomorrow and friday —j politics of tomorrow and friday — the expression _ politics of tomorrow and friday — the expression of _ politics of tomorrow and friday — the expression of civic— politics of tomorrow and friday — the expression of civic society i politics of tomorrow and friday — i the expression of civic society that tomorrow— the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself _ the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself is _ the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself is all _ the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself is all about. - the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself is all about. i - the expression of civic society that tomorrow itself is all about. i was| tomorrow itself is all about. i was looking _ tomorrow itself is all about. i was looking at— tomorrow itself is all about. i was looking at some _ tomorrow itself is all about. i was looking at some of _ tomorrow itself is all about. i was looking at some of these - tomorrow itself is all about. i was. looking at some of these numbers, 40.000 _ looking at some of these numbers, 40,000 polling _ looking at some of these numbers, 40,000 polling stations _ looking at some of these numbers, 40,000 polling stations open - looking at some of these numbers, 40,000 polling stations open in i looking at some of these numbers, 40,000 polling stations open in 15| 40,000 polling stations open in 15 hours. _ 40,000 polling stations open in 15 hours. run — 40,000 polling stations open in 15 hours. run by— 40,000 polling stations open in 15 hours, run by 150,000 _ 40,000 polling stations open in 15 hours, run by 150,000 people, - 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that as a collective enterprise of| society to do the thing of coming out with— society to do the thing of coming out with the _ society to do the thing of coming out with the expression - society to do the thing of coming out with the expression of- society to do the thing of coming out with the expression of what i society to do the thing of coming . out with the expression of what the country— out with the expression of what the country collectively _ out with the expression of what the country collectively says, _ out with the expression of what the country collectively says, which - out with the expression of what the country collectively says, which is l country collectively says, which is quite _ country collectively says, which is quite something _ country collectively says, which is quite something really. _ country collectively says, which is quite something really. it's - quite something really. it's something _ quite something really. it's something we _ quite something really. it's something we take - quite something really. it's something we take for - quite something really. it's - something we take for granted, so when _ something we take for granted, so when you — something we take for granted, so when you look— something we take for granted, so when you look at _ something we take for granted, so when you look at the _ something we take for granted, so when you look at the nuts - something we take for granted, so when you look at the nuts and - something we take for granted, sol when you look at the nuts and bolts of it, _ when you look at the nuts and bolts of it. your _ when you look at the nuts and bolts of it, your member— when you look at the nuts and bolts of it, your member around - when you look at the nuts and bolts of it, your member around the - when you look at the nuts and boltsl of it, your member around the world for these _ of it, your member around the world for these rights _ of it, your member around the world for these rights don't _ of it, your member around the world for these rights don't exist. - 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now it's time for sportsday. hello, welcome along to wimbledon, day three, with me, chest pathak. ruthless from emma raducanu who rockets into the thrid round — in little over an hour. the win of her life, britain's sonay kartal, ranked 298th in the world, is through to the third round to play the second seed coco gauff. and no stopping carlos alcaraz, as the defending champion powers through in straight sets.

and i'm gavin ramjaun, here at the bbc sports centre. also coming up on the progamme... what a day for mark cavendish — drama right to the line to clinch a record breaking stage victory on the tour de france. and ivan toney says england have the quality and the character to succeed at the euros, ahead of their quarter final with switzerland this weekend. welcome along, it's been a day of mixed weather, it has rained, the sun has shown, it rained again, the sun has shown, it rained again, the sun came out, knots come back inside, it's like a cooler evening here up on the media roof at wimbledon. what has caught our eye today? so much to talk you through. but we have to start with emma

raducanu — in the last hour or so, she's rocketed into the third round, taking her a little over an hour to see off olise martins, who was hugely impressive in the way in the manner in which she went about on court number one. a women's mixed doubles champion, and marotta conduit was firing on all cylinders, only dropping three... remember it was a few years ago when she went all the way to the fourth round. not really sure what to expect this season, but she's delivering so far. the day started with the news that in marotta county will be playing mixed doubles with andy murray as he plans to be his farewell —— in marotta county will be playing mixed doubles. you'll make its own in a lifetime opportunity, it's a dream of mine i was young girl watching the

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